Articles By John Ericson
Your basal sleep need and sleep debt will help determine how much sleep you need each night.
Blind people still show activity in the visual cortex of their brain, but what can they really see?
Endo's testosterone drug Aveed has been approved by the FDA, but consumer groups have expressed concern over side effects.
Restless legs syndrome is associated with a higher incidence of cardiovascular disease, hypertension, lung disease, and endocrine disease.
BPA plastic has been linked to numerous health risks, but a new study finds that BPA-free products may be just as bad.
Prescription pills are responsible for more emergency room deaths than street drugs, but who keeps prescribing them to abusers?
Opening or expanding a casino is associated with a lower rate of poverty and childhood obesity, but at what price?
A high intake of animal protein from foods like meat and cheese is associated with a fourfold increase in the risk of cancer death.
Outbursts of anger are associated with a temporary fivefold increase in heart attack risk, but can other emotions be just as dangerous?
Cocaine is responsible for thousands of hospitalizations and deaths in the U.S. each year, but what does it really do to your brain?
Freddie Lee Hall's final appeal could influence the criteria state authorities use to evaluate a death row inmate's eligibility for capital punishment.
People with body integrity identity disorder, or xenomelia, do not respond to indirect brain stimulation, according to a study that sheds new light on the nature of the rare disorder.